Sentence examples for think of precedents from inspiring English sources

On the first point, Common Lawyers ordinarily think of precedents as constituting the law up and until they are overruled.

GREEN: I can't think of precedents for you -- an over three month counting delay in seating a senator...and also a comedian moving on to the Senate.

Arendt warns McCarthy: "Don't think of precedents, they are always wrong". At one point, Hannah and Heinrich are comfortable in their rustic country retreat, longing for Mary's company: "I often imagine you here and ask myself if you would think we are a bit nuts.

"I'm hard pressed to think of a precedent for this," he added.

It's difficult to think of a precedent for a shift this fast and profound.

Corporate governance experts were hard-pressed to think of a precedent.

Analysts could not think of a precedent in which a domestic airline ever owned a refinery.

I can't think of any precedent in the history of American economic policy.

"You need to think of the precedent we are setting here".

"I can't think of a precedent for the way that Romney was up, then Perry comes along.

I can't think of a precedent where you have a public inquiry running in parallel with a criminal investigation.